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Growing purple sweet potatoes is super easy and anyone can do it. You can even grow them in pots. Purple sweet potatoes are good for you, filling, and they keep well. We’ll talk about everything you need to know to grow purple sweet potatoes in this post. Purple sweet potatoes are a bit different than … Read more
Aerating and scarifying are two common lawn care practices that help improve the health and appearance of grass. While they sound similar and both involve mechanical tools, aerators and scarifiers are actually quite different. As a homeowner trying to maintain a lush, green lawn, it’s important to understand what sets these tools apart What Does … Read more
A common challenge that many cat owners will inevitably deal with is the smell of kitty droppings. Cat feces have a foul smell, which can easily disrupt the air quality in your home. So, letting your cat go to the bathroom outside can save you the trouble of cleaning up and dealing with the smell … Read more
The best plants to grow with peas will help them stay healthy, keep pests away, and make the most of your garden space. Companion planting is a technique where different plant species are planted close together to help one another thrive. This may mean choosing plants that will not compete with each other for nutrients. … Read more
Calla lily, also known as arum lily, is not a true lily. It belongs to the genus Zantedeschia which originates from South Africa. The huge, flower-like spathes of the calla lily are now coming in a lot of different colors, making it a more popular house plant as well as a garden and patio plant. … Read more
Gardeners are often surprised when an unknown bush in their landscape suddenly produces fruit resembling small hard apples. This phenomenon is typically caused by flowering quince (Chaenomeles species) – an old-fashioned deciduous flowering shrub. But other plants can also produce apple-like fruit. This article explores how to identify a mystery bush with apple-shaped fruit and … Read more
The ultimate question for any new indoor grower is “how long should I veg before flipping to flower?” Because the flowering stage has a fixed length of time. It is more or less around 60 days. But the duration of the vegetative stage is not fixed; at least not when you are growing indoors. The … Read more
Quicklime also known as burnt lime or calcium oxide (CaO) is an alkaline chemical compound with many industrial and construction uses. However, it can be difficult to find places to buy quicklime these days compared to in the past. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore where you can source quicklime and how to use it … Read more
Rose of sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is a beloved flowering shrub known for its showy blooms in late summer. But this plant can sometimes struggle, often with only one side leafing out while the other side appears dead. So how do you know if your rose of sharon is dead or still viable? Here are tips … Read more
People think of geraniums as very low-maintenance summer flowers, and they’re right! But there are four things that geraniums don’t like. If you avoid these things, they will thank you with beautiful blooms. In this article we tell you what geraniums can’t stand. We’ll tell you how to tell when your geraniums aren’t doing their … Read more